The guys discuss George Paton trading Bradley Chubb to the Jets for a first-round pick, talk about if the Broncos got the right value for the former No. 5 overall pick, break down what this means for the team moving forward, answer listener questions and much more.
Terrell Davis breaks down what's not clicking with the Broncos' offense, talks about what made the Super Bowl teams so special, gives his score prediction for the Broncos-Jets game on Sunday and finally TD and the guys give their AFC West picks.
The guys debate whether Russell Wilson or Brett Rypien will start, talk about how Melvin Gordon got the starting job for this week, discuss what options Denver has to turn the season around, break down the keys for the Broncos to beat the Jets, answer listener questions and much more.
Russell Wilson is doing “everything” he can to play on Sunday against the Jets.
But he’s not guaranteed to play.
That’s why the Broncos will make sure Brett Rypien is as ready as possible.
Melvin Gordon was the Broncos’ starting running back on Monday Night Football.
But he didn’t play in the second half or overtime.
Why?
Nathaniel Hackett explained on Tuesday.
The Broncos' schedule before their Bye Week:
@ 3-2 Chargers
vs 3-2 Jets
@ 2-3 Jaguars in London
What will the 2-3 Broncos' record be after those three games?
The DNVR Broncos Crew debates!
According to DraftKings Sportsbook, the Broncos should continue their hot start to the season on Sunday as they are a whopping 10-point favorite against the New York Jets.
Will they cover?
Will they win?
Will they dominate?
Teddy Bridgewater has the opportunity to do a few things on Sunday that haven't been done since Peyton Manning.
With another dominant defensive performance against the Jets, the Broncos' defense can accomplish a few things that haven't been done in Denver since DeMarcus Ware and the 'No Fly Zone' was in town.
A strong start to the season certainly doesn't guarantee the Broncos anything.
But a slow start in 2021 will nearly guarantee doom for many across the organization. The Broncos simply can't slumber their way through September again.
Drew Lock played much better than the numbers indicate in his first action in nearly a month.
Late Thursday night, with rain falling on an empty MetLife Stadium and the Broncos once again teetering on the edge of losing a winnable game, the Broncos and Bradley Chubb decided they’d had enough.
After leading the Broncos to their first win of the season, Rypien is poised to be their quarterback at least for another game, right?
Not so fast.
There are six 0-3 teams in the NFL entering Week 4. Two of them, the Jets and the Broncos, faceoff in a primetime matchup on Thursday night where one team will, likely, come away with their first victory of the season.
The guys discuss the keys to the Broncos beating the Jets on Thursday Night Football, answer listener questions and much more.
For a third-straight week, the Broncos will have a new signal-caller under center. Here's why the Broncos are giving Brett Rypien a shot.
The guys discuss the importance of Thursday's game against the Jets, answer listener questions and much more.
Vic Fangio did not announce a starting quarterback on Monday. But he did leave the door open to a very unusual situation that could take place on Thursday night against the Jets.
The Denver Broncos had never allowed back-to-back 200-yard rushers. That changed Sunday.
In this edition of the BSN Broncos Weekly Breakdown, presented by Green Mountain Dental Group, Ryan Koenigsberg and Allie Monroy break down the Broncos tough loss to the Jets. They also discuss whether or not Denver will commit more to the run game and score predictions for this week’s matchup against the undefeated LA Rams....
We grade every performance from the Denver Broncos worst loss of 2018, a 34-16 defeat to the New York Jets.
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